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Is it ever too late to follow your dreams? Morgan Spurlock's on his 'Failure Club' series for Yahoo! Screen
It's never too late to follow your dreams. And perhaps, no one knows that better than Morgan Spurlock.
Before making his Oscar-nominated hit documentary "Super-Size Me," Spurlock was evicted from his apartment and $250,000 in debt!
But now he's found success, and he says you can too!
He's trying to prove it in his brand-new web series on Yahoo! Screen – it's called "Failure Club." He talks with Alina Cho and Deb Feyerick about the show this morning on American Morning.
AM staffers wish our viewers a happy holiday season
Some staffers join Alina Cho and Deb Feyerick to wish our audience a happy Festivus and a wonderful holiday season.
Tea Party says payroll tax deal is a 'gift of uncertainty to America' – Rep. Huelskamp explains
House Speaker John Boehner said yesterday he expected the House to pass a two-month extension of the payroll tax holiday today.
The announcement of the extension was a dramatic turn from just days ago - when the speaker called the short-term extension "nonsense."
The deal will keep 168 million working families from facing a tax hike on New Year's Day. But many Republicans aren't happy with the deal.
Freshman Congressman Tim Huelskamp is one of them. He talks with Alina Cho this morning.
Fisher House provides housing for military families for the holiday season
The Fisher House Foundation is giving an incredible gift to troops and their families: A home away from home for the holidays.
It provides houses for families of soldiers receiving care at military medical centers, like the Walter Reed Medical Center.
This morning on American Morning, Fisher House chairman and CEO Kenneth Fisher talks about how they're working to give military families a happy holiday.
House passes payroll tax cut, but what does it entail? Wall Street Journal's Stephen Moore explains
This morning, Congress passed legislation to keep the payroll tax cut in place. It's a two-month deal for now, and the typical worker gets to hold onto about $83 a month.
This morning on American morning, Wall Street Journal's senior economics writer Stephen Moore explains the details of the deal that was passed.
Who's been naughty and who's been nice in 2011? A look back at newsmakers of the year
2011 has been a packed year, full of political scandals and Congressmen who just can't seem to agree on anything. But, there were a lot of inspiring newsmakers, too.
In the spirit of the holidays, we asked two experts to play Santa Claus and come up with this year's naughty and nice list!
This morning on American Morning, Democratic analyst robert zimmerman and CNN contributor John Avlon share their pics.
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